S/H x ALICE: Fuensanta (MX)

Like a clear, luminous crystal, Fuensanta's music opens up a surreal look at the world. The Mexican singer and contrabassist moves -- with a poetic and dreamlike approach to Latin American neo-folk -- freely between the intimate, the experimental and the bodily. Discover her as she performs in concert in the stage design for BLACK/HVID's theatre performance BAD MEXICAN DOG for November.

Attention: The concert takes place on BLACK/WHITE

Ticket sales start September 18 at 11 a.m.

Born in the lush forests of Veracruz, Mexico, Fuensanta has been based in Amsterdam since 2015, where she has established herself as a unique voice on the European experimental scene. In an unconventional meeting of clear vocals, double bass and free improvisation, Fuensanta creates a personal take on Latin American folklore that feels at once earthy and otherworldly, adorable and alluring. Fuensanta has worked across genres and art forms in Fuensanta & Ensamble Grande and the collective Perselí, as well as collaborating with a number of prominent names Louis Cole, Han Bennink, Ben van Gelder and Genevieve Artadi. This evening she can be experienced with her duo.

BLACK/WHITE x ALICE = friends with benefits

Friends with benefits is the venue for ALICE and BLACK/WHITE in association. On three Fridays, ALICE curates concerts, which play in the scenography for Black/White's performance BAD MEXICAN DOG — a surreal, ritual charter hell based on Jonas Eika's sci-fi short story of the same name from the award-winning short story collection After the Sun. Three international bands are invited to explore the performance's scenography and interpret it through their own musical and performative expressions. The scenography thus becomes more than a background for the concerts — it becomes an active part of the experience, where music, body, ritual and space are intertwined.

The other concerts in the concert series:

REZMORAH _20.11.26

Blanco Theta _11/27/26

Read more about the collaboration here.